3400 Year Old Remains Found Near Mortlach Sask
Archaeologists announce a major excavation at Mortlach Saskatchewan uncovering 3400 year old human remains and tools. The site shows seven occupation layers with notched and unnotched spear points, bone fragments, scrapers, and chopbers. Methods include carbon 14 dating via the University of Saskatchewan lab. The project, led by Boyd Wettlaufer, involves local experts and state agencies.
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J. H. Brockelbank
Natural Resources
Axi
Justice E . Culliton
Saskatchewan
University Laboratory
Saskatchewan Research Council
K. J. McCallum
J. W. T. Spinks
Mortiach
Jubilee Committee
Department of Natural Resources
Department of Mineral Resources
Government Industrial Laboratory
A. I. Bereskin
Boyd Wettlaufer
University of New Mexico
Provincial
Geological Laboratory
Allan Hudson
Mortlach
Shirley Lyon
University of Kansas
Alfred Johnson
Miss Lyon
Mr. Johnson
United States
Wettlaufer
Thunder Creek
Besant Valley
Yuma
Alice Brooks Needlecraft Catalog 1954 Pattern 7333
Vintage catalog entry offers iron on transfer Pattern 7333 with 12 flower designs in color 4x5 inch blocks and 3x3 inch blocks. Includes ordering details 25 cents, writes name and address, domestic stamp restrictions. Catalog promotes embroidery crochet sewing and transfer designs for gifts bazaars and fashions.
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Alice Brooks Needlecraft
Preserving Berry Jam With Liquid Pectin
Instructions for making berry preserves from ripe berries using sugar and liquid fruit pectin. Steps include crushing berries, measuring pulp, boiling rapidly for one minute, adding pectin, skimming, ladling into glasses, and paraffin sealing. Yields about ten six ounce glasses.
Aquarian Matriarchs and Liver Love Lore
A column mixes home economics notes with astrology on women signs Taurians and Aquarians, noting husbands’ payrolls for housework would rise to ninety dollars weekly. It cites Dr. Gumpert on aging by nails, Burmese queen Win Min Than on love from the liver, and an aside on swim suits and the origin of the phrase Let George do it.
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Leo
Gumpert
Win Min Than
Burma
Neighbors Help Carmen Farmer Plant Crop After Illness
Twenty four men with 21 tractors plowed and seeded the quarter section farm of Guy Snider who had recently been in hospital and could not sow. The combined operation took only a few hours.
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Carmen
Man
Guy Snider
Fire destroys barn. community hastily rebuilds at Horseshoe Lake
Harold Jacobs lost his barn in a 6:30 am blaze at Horseshoe Lake in Alta. By nightfall neighbors had delivered lumber and erected a makeshift barn to shelter the rescued cattle as relief efforts began.
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Horseshoe Lake
Alta
Harold Jacobs
Jacobs
Athletes Faced With Weight Gain Urged to Build Muscle
A recent survey finds athletes aiming to gain weight often add fat rather than lean muscle. Experts advise focusing on muscle bulk to boost skills and endurance, not just overall pounds.
Faith and weight guidance in a mixed weekly column
The piece discusses faith healing and mountain moving faith citing Matthew and suggests interpreting its meaning for disciples. It shifts to physical fitness advising underweight readers to seek medical supervision and athletes to lift weights, gain calories, and maintain safe swimming practices with a partner.
History of China Traces Back to 2205 B.C.
The history of China extends back to at least 2205 B.C., indicating ancient origins of Chinese civilization and early dynastic developments in East Asia. This benchmark highlights the long continuous cultural and political evolution of the region.
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B.C
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